Pretty Little Episode #93
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What humorous anecdote does Tig share about arriving early for dinner?
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What are Mae's thoughts on Venice and its changes over the years?
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Pretty little episode.
Hey, it's your friend Tig. Who is it? That's Mae. Is that Mae Martin over there? That's me, Mae, over here. Mae, it's me, Tig. How are you?
I'm well. I look like Grandpa Joe in bed here.
Yeah, you do. And I look like Grandpa Joe just with my face.
I did forget that we were recording until about... That's not like you.
How do the hosts feel about the impact of AI on society?
Until about six minutes ago. And I'm so relieved that I got it together. Yeah.
And how did you get it together? Because it doesn't look like you got it together from where I am. Because you're in bed. I know.
I'm in, well, I'm in Venice, uh, in LA. No, I'm in Venice, uh, at Parv's and I complete. So I just, I've been scrambling. I have to borrow a laptop. And then the only room that doesn't have like children and busyness in it is this is the bedroom.
Yeah.
Yeah.
So do you like Venice?
What strange theories do the hosts discuss regarding dolphins and communication?
Yeah, it's definitely a different town than when I was there. It had a little more of a, I mean, a fully indie vibe. Oh, really? Yeah, on Abbott Kinney. Indie on Abbott Kinney. Yeah, yeah, very indie. It was just like independent coffee shops, bookstores, little restaurants, and there was nothing like what it is now. I can imagine that.
Yeah, now it's like sort of yuppie and then mixed with really sketchy.
Yeah, well, I mean, Abbott Kinney is just like every big – store is on there now it's wild it's really wild um but I still enjoy it you know it uh it's just different it's kind of similar to aspects of Austin like I lived there when it had way more of like the keep Austin weird vibe yeah um that uh that they're famous for and now there's like Some weird pockets, but it's mostly, like, really high-end cool. Same with Denver. I mean, so many places that are just like, wow, this is different.
So, like, where does that end? Like, where are we headed? Will it be cyclical?
Yeah, I don't know. I mean, everything... There's such a leaning into, like, corporate... Yeah, and it's just... It's wild. But then I'm sure that'll be rejected, and then...
What is Sarah's intriguing question about research in nature?
I hope it's, we need a rebellion again, like you going off Instagram. I hope that Gen Z eventually is like, we don't want any of this.
Well, my kids, like if I take a picture or video of them, they are like disgusted.
Really? Yeah. They're like, remember with your mind.
Yeah, they're just like, stop. Stop taking pictures and videos of us. Oh, I love that. I'm so sorry. But you're right. What am I doing? But it's like I wake up and I walk into their room and they're just like... snuggled together um watching independently watching their own they have their ipad time in the morning and they sit next to each other with their own shows like finn's watching baseball replays max is watching the simpsons but they also watch each other's screens and then they'll reach over and pause each other's screens and rewind it without ask it's like it's like just one being you know what i mean and it's so cute And it's hard to just peek in and be like, good morning guys. And then just stand there going, this is the cutest thing.
Yes.
What's that quote? Like the revolution will not be televised. I can't remember what it's from, but I do feel like that's the next, the next wave.
What favorite sitcom characters do the hosts mention and why?
It'll be live performance. It'll be like an underground thing. I don't know. I hope so.
Oh, I think it's inevitable. It's got to be, right?
I think people are going to look back and go, I can't believe that we let people use the internet. It's so bad and addictive. I think they're going to be like, that was crazy that we even let people near it.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What humorous anecdote does Tig share about arriving early for dinner?
0:01–0:26
2
What are Mae's thoughts on Venice and its changes over the years?
0:26–1:14
3
How do the hosts feel about the impact of AI on society?
1:14–1:52
4
What strange theories do the hosts discuss regarding dolphins and communication?
1:52–3:29
5
What is Sarah's intriguing question about research in nature?
3:29–4:53
6
What favorite sitcom characters do the hosts mention and why?
4:53–6:06
7
How do the hosts connect their personal experiences to their favorite sitcoms?
6:06–7:17
8
What live show announcements do the hosts share at the end?
7:17–24:23